u/feevart

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I only got this Tetrasperma 2 weeks ago and have quarantined her for 2 weeks. When I unboxed her she was wet and already had a brown bit on the stem that was wet. I haven't touched her tho bc I didn't want to stress her more. Yesterday I peeled of that brown stuff and discovered this new leaf. You can still see remnants of it on the stem. I was a bit schocked to see that that leaf is rotting. She's in a south window but shaded by other plants now. What to do? wait or cut the brown tip of the leaf? I wanted her so much and I hate that stupid onlineshop where I got her now... 😡

conditions: south window, shaded by other plants. wrong soil, I'll repot her soon in a chunkier mix. Soil still damp after watering only once in those 2 weeks. she's currently receiving 1500 to 10.000 lux on average in April, Europe. No climbing pole so far. Humidity between 33% to 50%.

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So I got the Tetrasperma only 2 weeks ago and acclimated her in a box that was a bit open. When I unboxed her she was wet and there was already a brown leaf on the stem. yesterday i removed that brown thing ( you can still see some remnants on it. it brought forth a new leaf and I was relieved. But then I saw the rotten brown tip. Shall I cut of the tip? what to do. she's in good light in a south window and the other plants give her some shade. I plan to repot her in a better medium soon. Advice?